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| rdfs:comment | - Perry Poole, from Bristol, England, was a contestant on series 4 of the UK version of Millionaire on 11 September, 1999. There were two episodes on the same day's schedule to fill the space for the series premiere of Cilla Black's show 'The Moment of Truth'. She won £32,000 after Perry incorrectly answered the £125,000 question.
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| B | - Bridge
- Crocodile
- Gerald Ford
- Notre Dame
- Posh
- Anna Pavlova
- Sideboard
- Kame
- Green pepper
- Isohel
- Kesteven
- Rickets
- Steve McQueen
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- £1,000 - Not Timed
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- £125,000 - Not Timed
- £16,000 - Not Timed
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- £32,000 - Not Timed
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- £500 - Not Timed
- £64,000 - Not Timed
- £8,000 - Not Timed
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| Caption | - 3000.0
- Perry decided to phone Lynn for help, who says it's James Coburn, but it's only a guess. After thinking going for A: Charles Bronson, she wasn't sure so she used the 'Ask the Audience'. She decided to go with her gut feeling and the audience majority saying it's Charles Bronson or she'll go home. She isn't ready to go home yet and she's won £16,000.
- She said there's 'stud poker' as a variety, but she's never heard of the 'draw' variety. Nonetheless, she gave the correct answer.
- When Perry gave her final answer, time for the first episode of two during the same day ran out. When Perry returned for the 2nd episode for the same day she finally won £32,000.
- Of the 10 starting players, seven got it right, but Perry was the fastest with 4.55 seconds. Correct order: C-B-D-A.
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| A | - Tiger
- Table
- Cucumber
- Harrison Ford
- Eiffel Tower
- Dominoes
- Sporty
- Scurvy
- Charles Bronson
- Esker
- Isohyet
- Margot Fonteyn
- Rievaulx
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| Question | - 3050.0
- Which creature featured in a 1983 number one single for Culture Club?
- What type of salad vegetable is an 'iceberg'?
- Which Ford founded the motor company?
- What is the collective term for the ministers in the government?
- Put the nicknames of the current Spice Girls in alphabetical order.
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- Which member of 'The Magnificent Seven' also appeared in 'The Dirty Dozen'?
- Which of these building stands in the Montmartre district of Paris?
- When Margaret Thatcher became a Baronness, which name didi she use for her title?
- Which of these is the most likely symptom of iron deficiency in humans?
- Which geographical feature is named after a letter of the Greek alphabet?
- Which popular game has varieties called 'stud' and 'draw'?
- A meringue dessert topped with fruit and cream was named after which famous dancer?
- What line on a weather map joins places of equal atmospheric pressure?
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| D | - Mesa
- Scary
- Cabinet
- Tomato
- Poker
- Arc de Triomphe
- Seagull
- Anaemia
- Anna Ford
- Isobar
- Levene
- Lionel Blair
- Robert Vaughn
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| C | - Baby
- Chess
- Chameleon
- Lettuce
- Delta
- James Coburn
- Henry Ford
- Isotope
- Sacre Coeur
- Bureau
- Wayne Sleep
- Chieveley
- Dermatitis
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| abstract | - Perry Poole, from Bristol, England, was a contestant on series 4 of the UK version of Millionaire on 11 September, 1999. There were two episodes on the same day's schedule to fill the space for the series premiere of Cilla Black's show 'The Moment of Truth'. She won £32,000 after Perry incorrectly answered the £125,000 question.
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